Anyone lives in New England?

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TSAloha
Anyone lives in New England?
01 July 2008, 20:39


Recently moved to Boston, MA. Just curious whether any of you live near by - in New England?<

 

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AnonJr
02 July 2008, 08:08


Sorry, I used to live in Shirley, MA - over where Ft. Devans used to be.<
Podge
02 July 2008, 09:05


I just across the pond in Ireland.<
Shaggy
02 July 2008, 09:33


Never understood where the demand for a "New" England came from; were things not bad enough with the original?! tongue
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AnonJr
02 July 2008, 09:58


Originally posted by Podge
I just across the pond in Ireland.
So how come "Spain" is listed under your name? tongueblackeye<
Podge
02 July 2008, 10:16


I lived in Spain & Andorra for a while some years ago. Seeing as Ireland didn't qualify for Euro 2008 I had to support someone.<
AnonJr
02 July 2008, 10:33


Ah. That explains it. smile<
Carefree
02 July 2008, 11:06


I have lived in every state in the US except for New Hampshire and Vermont; and in 34 different countries so far. Have visited quite a few more. Does that count?<
Podge
02 July 2008, 11:38


Were you in the circus ?<
Carefree
02 July 2008, 12:48


No, my father was in intelligence, then I spent 20 years in intelligence, now both of my children are following my footsteps.<
TSAloha
02 July 2008, 14:29


Guys, I am reading your "thoughtful" replies to this topic with some giggles... well, people across the "big" pond - it's almost July 4th. and the bean town is really gearing up for its gala celebration. Long time ago, at Boston Garden, there was a grafiti - "Our history starts here and ends here." so a cycle is going on. Well, Red Sox, NE Patriots and Celtics are making new history, though. You guys have a great July 4th - I mean guys on this side of a "pond"....winkbigsmile<
Carefree
02 July 2008, 15:39


There's no reason that people on the other side of the "pond" cannot or should not have a great 4th of July, also - they may not have the same reason to celebrate it, but I wish everyone a great day, every day.<
Podge
02 July 2008, 19:16


No, my father was in intelligence, then I spent 20 years in intelligence, now both of my children are following my footsteps.
Never realised you were a coder, Mr. Bond bigsmile
Its my sisters birthday on the 4th. My Grandparents were delighted when she was born (they live in Connecticut).<
mdelcour2000
02 July 2008, 20:29


I live in Southern Missouri, USA<
Shaggy
03 July 2008, 04:17


Originally posted by Carefree There's no reason that people on the other side of the "pond" cannot or should not have a great 4th of July, also ...
Well, you robbed St. Patrick's Day off us so I think it only fair that we thieve back a few holidays!
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Cliff
03 July 2008, 07:38


Hi TSAloha,
I live in Tewksbury, but work in Boston, that' where I am now.<
TSAloha
03 July 2008, 09:32


Hi Cliff, we are almost neighbours - am now in Haverhill. Your site/forum is really nice and clean. Will give you an "email" call.
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AnonJr
03 July 2008, 10:25


Originally posted by Shaggy
Well, you robbed St. Patrick's Day off us so I think it only fair that we thieve back a few holidays!
Robbed is such a strong word... how about "selectively held on to tradition"? There is some Irish in my family. tongue<
Carefree
03 July 2008, 10:56


I'm 100% mongrel, myself. We have Japanese, German, Irish, Hungarian gypsy, Mexican, etc.; in our immediate ancestry. To add to that goulasch, my daughter married a full-blooded Scot.<
TSAloha
03 July 2008, 20:54


Originally posted by AnonJr
Sorry, I used to live in Shirley, MA - over where Ft. Devans used to be.
Shirley/Ft.Devans isn't so far - approx 30~40 min drive on a good day, I assume - have to look up on a map where it is. Being a long time since I last lived here...
AnnonJR - did you grew up around here or lived here for a while?
Everyone have a great 7/4thbigsmile<
Shaggy
04 July 2008, 04:30


Originally posted by TSAloha Everyone have a great 7/4thbigsmile
What's so special about the 7th of April?!
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Carefree
04 July 2008, 04:39


LOL Shag. Must be the New England date to prepare for Cinco de Mayo, but it's probably somebody's birthday somewhere.<
Carefree
04 July 2008, 04:42


Originally posted by Shaggy
Never understood where the demand for a "New" England came from; were things not bad enough with the original?! tongue

Considering that most of the early "settlers" were criminals (of dastardly crimes like being unemployed or just looking hungry) from England; maybe they wanted to wipe England clean and start from scratch?<
AnonJr
04 July 2008, 07:31


Originally posted by TSAloha
Shirley/Ft.Devans isn't so far - approx 30~40 min drive on a good day, I assume - have to look up on a map where it is. Being a long time since I last lived here...
AnnonJR - did you grew up around here or lived here for a while?
A little of both. I was 3 when we moved there, and I lived there until I was 14. smile
Its been a long time since I've last been there. sleepy<
TSAloha
04 July 2008, 20:52


Originally posted by TSAloha Everyone have a great 7/4thbigsmile
What's so special about the 7th of April?!
My bad.sad Typo.clown Shaggy, I can tell you are a real good programmer/coder - everything needs to be explicit, crisp and clear in statement, I believe. wink Am having a great day!!!!bigsmile
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mdelcour2000
05 July 2008, 10:07


7/4th is not April 7th. It's July 4th! (7-4-08) America's Independence Day<
Carefree
05 July 2008, 12:31


Only if you elect to put the month first. If you put the date first (as in most European and governmental applications), it's April 7th.<
phy1729
05 July 2008, 23:41


UPDATE LIFE SET 'a good day' = TRUE WHERE date > 20080704000000 AND date < 20080705000000
Unambiguous?<
Carefree
05 July 2008, 23:44


Unterminated string constant lol<
phy1729
06 July 2008, 18:02


I give up.<
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